Shimla Town Hall

A commanding colonial landmark on Mall Road built in 1910, the Shimla Town Hall combines neo-Gothic and Tudor Revival elements in a red-brick and timber-framed facade topped with a clock tower. Constructed during the height of Shimla's role as the British summer capital, it served as a venue for civic gatherings and social functions of the era. Restored alongside the adjacent Gaiety Theatre, the building now houses the Municipal Corporation of Shimla and remains one of the most photographed structures on the Mall.